Pronounced: un-KLUH-buh-bull, adj
Notes: I think I remember this word in my reading, but I would not define it well
Yesterday’s word
The word diel, as a noun, means “a period of 24 hours”. As an adjective, it means “lasting 24 hours or having a 24-hour period”
First usage
Our word came into English in the 1930s
Background / Comments
Such a useful word! I’m surprised I haven’t run across it, especially as it is a more recent word. Our word comes from the Latin word dies (day).
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